General pathology
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Decks in class (69)
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Learn by topics56
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A1 - Spread of the pathological processes in the organism. Septicaemia, sepsis, bacteriaemia27
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A2 - Local hyperaemia19
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A3 - Local oligaemia (ischaemia)25
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A4 - Hemostasis, shock20
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A5 - Hemorrhage14
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A6 - Thrombosis, embolism21
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A7 - Necrosis. Apoptosis25
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A8 - About the regeneration in general, removal of the necrotic tissues1
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A9 - Organisation, demarcation0
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A10 - Regeneration of epithelial tissue0
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A11 - Regeneration of muscle and neural tissue0
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A12 - Regeneration of connective tissue and blood vessels. Wound healing0
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A13 - Vascular changes and exudation in the acute inflammation16
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A14 - Infiltrative processes during acute inflammation13
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A15 - Proliferative processes during inflammation0
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A16 - Serous, catarrhal, haemorrhagic and ichorous inflammation19
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A17 - Suppurative inflammation8
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A18 - Fibrinous inflammation13
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A19 - Tuberculum. Predominantly exudative and predominantly proliferative tuberculosis0
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A20 - Factors influencing the character of tuberculosis0
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A21 - General pathogenesis of tuberculosis0
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A22 - The general macro- and microscopic morphology of tumors. The increase in volume of tumor cells and tumoral proliferations0
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A23 - Tumor-induced angiogenesis (capillary incorporation, budding of endothelial cells)0
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A24 - Carcinogenesis (chemical and physical agents)0
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A25 - Carcinogenesis (biological agents)0
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A26 - The tumor-organism relationship (tumor progression, heterogeneity, metabolism of tumor cells, cancer anorexia-cachexia syndrome, paraneoplasia, tumor immunity)0
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A27 - Metastasis0
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A28 - Rules of collecting and sending specimens for pathological and for other supplementary examinations0
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B29 - High temperature as cause of disease15
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B30 - Low temperature as cause of disease12
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B31 - Inadequate oxygen and water supply11
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B32 - Inadequate nutrient supply. Starvation5
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B33 - Autointoxication31
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B34 - Bacteria, viruses and fungi as cause of disease0
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B35 - Pathologic aspects of immunology0
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B36 - Disturbances in water balance of the organism (Edema)20
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B37 - Disturbances in water balance of cells9
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B38 - Disturbances in fat metabolism12
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B39 - Disturbances in carbohydrate metabolism14
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B40 - Disturbances in keratinization18
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B41 - Pathological calcification0
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B42 - Uricosis (Gout)14
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B43 - Amyloidosis16
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B44 - Atrophy18
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B45 - Actinobacillosis, actinomycosis0
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B46 - Disturbances in cell division0
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B47 - Definition of tumor (oncogenes, tumorsuppressor genes)8
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B48 - Terminology and classification of tumors (beningn, semimalignant tumors, in situ carcinoma, malignant tumors, preneoplastic changes, tumor-like lesions)7
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B49 - Benign mesenchymal tumors10
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B50 - Malignant mesenchymal tumors11
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B51 - Benign epithelial tumors11
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B52 - Malignant epithelial tumors7
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B53 - Melanocytic tumors, the important tumors of nervous tissue. Mixed tumors21
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B54 - Tumors of vascular tissues (blood and lymph vessels)0
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B55 - Hemolymphatic tumors in mammals0
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B56 - Basic principles and technique of histopathological examinations. Light microscopy0
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C57 - Objective, task and investigation methods of pathology. Internal conditions of disease0
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C58 - Disease0
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C59 - Death0
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C60 - PM changes0
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C61 - Traumas and their consequences0
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C62 - Irradiations and electricity (also lightning) as cause of disease0
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C63 - Degenerative changes of cells and tissues0
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C64 - Pathological mucus production and pathological changes in the mucosubstance0
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C65 - Hyalinosis, fibrinoid necrosis0
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C66 - Pathologic pigmentation caused by hemoglobin and haemosiderin0
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C67 - Pathologic pigmentation caused by hematoidin, and bilirubin0
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C68 - Pathologic pigmentation caused by porphyrins0
